Night 1Kahawa House
In Arusha (City)
MealsLunch & dinner
Boutique, fully licensed safari company · Locally based in Arusha, Tanzania
Mid-range · Private safari
Between January and February of each year, approximately 8000 young wildebeest are born every single day in the endless plains of the southern Serengeti.
Trip overview
Between January and February of each year, approximately 8000 young wildebeest are born every single day in the endless plains of the southern Serengeti. This exclusive short safari journeys to the legendary Ndutu region, one of Africa’s most dramatic wildlife arenas and the seasonal heart of the Great Wildebeest Migration.
Welcome to Tanzania!
Your Taswira Africa guide will be waiting for you at Kilimanjaro International Airport. You will then drive to your accommodation in Arusha (approximately a 1.5-hour drive, depending on traffic and time of arrival). We will leave you to relax in the hotel for the remainder of the day.
You will depart Arusha in the morning and head directly to Tarangire National Park, named after the river that runs through it, which quenches the thirst of a variety of animals, including giraffes, waterbucks, wildebeests, zebras, and a high density of elephants. Tarangire is home to over 550 species of birds, and its hilly landscape is dotted with baobabs and diverse grasses. After a morning game drive, you will enjoy a picnic lunch overlooking the river. Late afternoon, you will drive to our lodge.
After an early breakfast, you will begin the scenic drive towards the Serengeti National Park. Along the way, you will pass through the misty rainforests of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where you could spot some baboons, buffalo, or elephants. Once you go through the gates and into the Serengeti, you will head to the Ndutu area, where thousands of young wildebeest take their first steps, joining the great annual migration.
On the way to your tented camp, make sure you are looking out for wildlife!
After breakfast, you will enjoy a game drive in ndutu area and stop for a picnic lunch. Heading towards the Ngorongoro Crater. You will pass through varied landscapes and micro-climates — vast plains, sweeping hills and dense forests. You will arrive early evening at your selected accommodation.
After breakfast, you will drive to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ngorongoro Crater, one of Africa’s safari highlights. The name Ngorongoro is from a Maasai word meaning ‘Gift of Life’.
You will begin by taking in the magnificent views from the crater rim before descending into the crater itself. You will have the opportunity to see elephants, lions, buffalo, zebra and many other species of animals and birds. You will enjoy a picnic lunch overlooking the hippo pool.
The Ngorongoro Crater is beautiful at any time of year and teaming with wildlife. You may experience clear views of the crater bowl or mists rolling down into the base — either way, a memorable experience.
You will travel back to Arusha City for the early evening.
Night 1In Arusha (City)
MealsLunch & dinner
Night 2
Night 3Inside Serengeti NP
MealsAll meals included
Night 4This tour is not available to solo travelers or groups larger than 4 people. Rates are per person and exclude the international flight from/to your home country. This tour accepts children who are 1 year and older. Children under 6 are free.
| Travel dates | 2 people | 3 people | 4 people | 7+ people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $2,306 | $2,306 | $2,306 | Request a Quote |
| 2027 | $2,306 | $2,306 | $2,306 | Request a Quote |
All prices per person, in USD. Contact us for a custom quote.
Pack light, and bring layers: early mornings and the highlands can be cool, and afternoons are warm.
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